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broadhead adapters long vs.short

Started by mec lineman, August 05, 2013, 09:04:00 PM

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mec lineman

getting ready to order some new grizzlies.I know what I need for weight to keep my arrows tuned.I been using short alum.adapters in my stos heads. My question is will I be better off with the longer adaptors with these grizzlies? once I know what adapters I am going to use,I can pick what grain head to buy.  Thanks for any help!
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damascusdave

Long steel adapters weigh about a hundred grains if that helps
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TOEJAMMER

My personal opinion is that the long adaptors are always better unless using bleeder blades that fit into the slots cut in some broadheads such as Magnus, Eclipse , Zephyrs, etc.  Those necessitate the short ones.

TxAg

I just glued some up using the Sweetland X-long 36 grain adapter from Braveheart. They fit like a glove inside the 140 gr Grizzlies.

BWD

Long adaptors make it easier for me to get my broadheads to spin true. That being said, I use shorts and longs depending on what I want the finished weight, of my broadheads, to be.
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Doc Nock

reading closely, it sounds like you're asking which are better, long or short adapters????

What I've read is that the longer adapter--fitting into the ferrule deeper is far more stable, stronger and stable than a shortie adapter.

I tend toward the long adapter and adjust accordingly in head weight.
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mec lineman

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